Robert Matthias

You can figure out the twist by the end of the first act and it kind of breaks your immersion into following the characters’ journeys when you know the big reveal. While the message is pertinent to the times, it does not outweigh the laziness of the story’s development.

It’s a great final 3rd to the first game. This game takes roughly 5 hours to beat and feels incomplete story-wise. It would have been better as a third act to the first game whose ending was lackluster as well.